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Where & How to Play Three Card Poker
Uping the Ante in Three Card Poker
Three Card Poker Betting Structure
Three Card Poker Pair Plus
Three Card Poker Queen High
Three Card Poker One Pair
How to Make a Flush in Three Card Poker
How to Make a Straight in Three Card Poker
Three of a Kind in Three Card Poker
How to Make a Straight Flush in Three Card Poker
Three Card Poker Pair Plus Hands
Folding Your Hand in Three Card Poker
Playing Your Hand in Three Card Poker
Three Card Poker Summary
Summary: Learn how to play the one pair in three card poker from a professional poker player in this free expert video.
Taylor Honkofsky has been playing poker for five years. He has cashed in on several tournaments, and he won the Borgata tournament for $4900. Taylor has also won a few tournaments...read more
"Hi my name is Taylor Honkofsky and on behalf of Expert Village.com we're talking about 3 card poker today and we're going to do is talk about it one pair which is one specific type of hand, ok you have your ante, you got your pair plus, and you look at your 3 cards, and you see right that you have a pair of kings. And the dealer has his 3 cards and your going to place your bet because a pair kings is a very good hand to have and you see the dealer also has a pair of kings so your thinking now what are we going to do, cause everybody has a pair of kings, were going to the 3rd card since you have a queen, and the dealer has a 5, you are the winner, so your going to win your ante, your going to win your bet, and your also going to win your pair plus because you do have a pair of kings. And we'll talk about the amount you just won a little bit later. Thank you for watching."
eHow Article: Three Card Poker One Pair
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